KDE + Qt/Mac -- how to handle it?
Benjamin Reed
ranger at befunk.com
Wed Dec 31 20:04:25 GMT 2003
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As some of you may have noticed, we're starting to hit a point where
things are working in porting KDE to Qt/Mac. My question to you is how
to go about handling the port, and getting it back into the mainline
sources.
Initially, it was mostly me working, off of Sam Magnuson's original
port, but now that we've got a few people contributing it's getting
unwieldy to keep patchsets around.
I'm loathe to just start committing to head because the patches are a
lot of ugly #ifdef's and unimplemented bits, but at the same time, since
they're #ifdef'd the only people they really affect are people using Qt/Mac.
My thought is there's 2 different ways to go about it:
1. Just commit to head; it introduces a little bit of entropy but while
ugly, the patches are pretty safe.
2. Make a branch for Qt/Mac development.
I'd rather do 1 just because it's easier, the only reason I'm a bit
reticent to do so is because we're still in freeze for KDE 3.2. It's
not like we're doing anything that isn't already in the tree (Holger
Schroeder's initial work on chopping out some of the X11-specific stuff
is already in CVS, and has been for months).
Opinions? Suggestions? Massive flame-wars? =)
--
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